Version-exclusive moves

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Game-exclusive moves are moves that are only available in one or two games in a single generation. They are often the signature moves of game-exclusive Pokémon.

This list does not take into account the fact that the following moves could be Sketched, used via Metronome, or obtained from events. This list does not include Shadow moves, which, with the exception of Shadow Rush, are all exclusive to Pokémon XD. This also does not include moves of Pokémon who cannot be obtained in-game in any game within the generation, such as Deoxys during Generation IV and V.

List of game-exclusive moves

Generation I

Move Game Pokémon that learn the move
041 TM Bug Twineedle RGB Beedrill
080 TM Grass Petal Dance RBᴶY (Japan)
RY (Int.)
Oddish, Gloom, and Vileplume
134 TM Psychic Kinesis Y Kadabra and Alakazam
137 TM Normal Glare R Ekans and Arbok

Generation II

Move Game Pokémon that learn the move
006 TM Normal Pay Day SC Meowth and Persian
169 TM Bug Spider Web GC Spinarak and Ariados
177 TM Flying Aeroblast S Lugia
217 TM Normal Present SC Delibird
221 TM Fire Sacred Fire G Ho-Oh
245 TM Normal ExtremeSpeed GC Arcanine

Generation III

Move Game Pokémon that learn the move
006 TM Normal Pay Day EFRLGXD Meowth and Persian
144 TM Normal Transform EFRLG Ditto and Mew
251 TM Dark Beat Up LGColo Sneasel
291 TM Water Dive RSE *
306 TM Normal Crush Claw RXD Zangoose
326 TM Psychic Extrasensory REXD Nuzleaf and Shiftry
342 TM Poison Poison Tail SE Seviper
344 TM Electric Volt Tackle E Pichu, Pikachu, and Raichu

Generation IV

Move Game Pokémon that learn the move
169 TM Bug Spider Web DPPtHG Spinarak and Ariados
177 TM Flying Aeroblast HGSS Lugia
217 TM Normal Present DPPtSS Delibird
221 TM Fire Sacred Fire HGSS Ho-Oh
432 TM Flying Defog DPPt *
449 TM Normal Judgment DPPt Arceus
459 TM Dragon Roar of Time DPtHGSS Dialga
460 TM Dragon Spacial Rend PPtHGSS Palkia
461 TM Psychic Lunar Dance DPPt Cresselia
462 TM Normal Crush Grip DPPt Regigigas
463 TM Fire Magma Storm DPPt Heatran
464 TM Dark Dark Void DPPt Darkrai
465 TM Grass Seed Flare DPPt Shaymin

Generation V

Move Game Pokémon that learn the move
6 TM Normal Pay Day B2W2 Meowth
25 TM Normal Mega Kick BW Hitmonlee
27 TM Fighting Rolling Kick BW Hitmonlee and Hitmontop
125 TM Ground Bone Club BW Cubone and Marowak
134 TM Psychic Kinesis WB2W2 Kadabra and Alakazam
135 TM Normal Softboiled W Chansey and Blissey
140 TM Normal Barrage BW Exeggcute and Exeggutor
142 TM Normal Lovely Kiss BW Jynx
155 TM Ground Bonemerang BW Cubone and Marowak
166 TM Normal Sketch BW Smeargle
167 TM Fighting Triple Kick BW Hitmontop
160 TM Normal Conversion W Porygon, Porygon2, and Porygon-Z
176 TM Normal Conversion 2 W Porygon, Porygon2, and Porygon-Z
211 TM Steel Steel Wing B2W2 Skarmory
265 TM Normal SmellingSalt B2W2 Makuhita and Hariyama
285 TM Psychic Skill Swap WB2W2 Only Solosis, Duosion, and Reuniclus in White. Available by Move Tutor in Black 2 and White 2.
295 TM Psychic Luster Purge B2 Latios
296 TM Psychic Mist Ball W2 Latias
448 TM Flying Chatter B2W2 Chatot
461 TM Psychic Lunar Dance B2W2 Cresselia
462 TM Normal Crush Grip B2W2 Regigigas
550 TM Electric Bolt Strike WB2 Zekrom
551 TM Fire Blue Flare BW2 Reshiram
553 TM Ice Freeze Shock B2 Black Kyurem
554 TM Ice Ice Burn W2 White Kyurem
558 TM Fire Fusion Flare BW2 Reshiram
559 TM Electric Fusion Bolt WB2 Zekrom

Generation VI

Move Game Pokémon that learn the move
160 TM Normal VI Conversion ORAS Porygon, Porygon2, and Porygon-Z
176 TM Normal VI Conversion 2 ORAS Porygon, Porygon2, and Porygon-Z
177 TM Flying VI Aeroblast AS Lugia
221 TM Fire VI Sacred Fire ORAS Entei and Ho-Oh
295 TM Psychic VI Luster Purge ORAS Latios
296 TM Psychic VI Mist Ball ORAS Latias
354 TM Psychic VI Psycho Boost ORAS Deoxys
459 TM Dragon VI Roar of Time AS Dialga
460 TM Dragon VI Spacial Rend OR Palkia
461 TM Psychic VI Lunar Dance ORAS Cresselia
462 TM Normal VI Crush Grip ORAS Regigigas
467 TM Ghost VI Shadow Force ORAS Giratina
463 TM Fire VI Magma Storm ORAS Heatran
535 TM Fire VI Heat Crash ORAS Tepig, Pignite, and Emboar
540 TM Psychic VI Psystrike XY Mewtwo
543 TM Normal VI Head Charge ORAS Bouffalant
550 TM Electric VI Bolt Strike AS Zekrom
551 TM Fire VI Blue Flare OR Reshiram
553 TM Ice VI Freeze Shock AS Black Kyurem
554 TM Ice VI Ice Burn OR White Kyurem
558 TM Fire VI Fusion Flare OR Reshiram, White Kyurem
559 TM Electric VI Fusion Bolt AS Zekrom, Black Kyurem
561 TM Fighting VI Mat Block XY Greninja
567 TM Ghost VI Trick-or-Treat XY Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist
568 TM Normal VI Noble Roar XY Litleo and Pyroar
575 TM Dark VI Parting Shot XY Pancham and Pangoro
576 TM Dark VI Topsy-Turvy XY Inkay and Malamar
582 TM Electric VI Electrify XY Helioptile and Heliolisk
588 TM Steel VI King's Shield XY Aegislash
597 TM Fairy Aromatic Mist Y Aromatisse
600 TM Bug VI Powder XY Vivillon
601 TM Fairy Geomancy X Xerneas
613 TM Flying VI Oblivion Wing Y Yveltal
616 TM Ground VI Land's Wrath XY Zygarde
618 TM Water VI Origin Pulse AS Kyogre
619 TM Ground VI Precipice Blades OR Groudon
620 TM Flying VI Dragon Ascent ORAS Rayquaza
  • Hyperspace Fury can only be learned in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, but the only Pokémon able to do so, Hoopa Unbound, is event-exclusive.
  • Origin Pulse, Precipice BLades, Dragon Ascent and Hyperspace Fury are not programmed into Pokemon X and Y. As such, Pokémon which know these moves cannot be traded to X and Y, cannot be used in a link battle against X and Y and cannot be withdrawn from Pokémon Bank to a copy of X or Y.

See also


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